Lazy bloger: Anamorphic 3D Pencil Drawings by Fredo

Anamorphic 3D Pencil Drawings by Fredo

Fredo (real name Wladimir Inostroza ) is an incredible artist and illustrator from Santiago, Chile. The Sifter previously featured Fredo’s 3D anamorphic drawings back in 2010 but below you will find an updated gallery of his more recent artworks. Fredo’s drawings are anamorphic because they have to be viewed at a specific angle to achieve the 3D effect. If you were to view his work from an alternate angle, elements would appear elongated and distorted.

In an interview with My Modern Met, Fredo says he’s been drawing his entire life, but got more serious about it in 2005 when he was a young teenager. He lists Beksinski, Arcimboldo, Rembrandt, Alex Grey, and M.C. Escher as artists that inspire him.

Fredo has an impressive following online, be sure to keep up with the latest at the links below.

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